【mona farouk sex video】Amazon Spring Sale 2025: Save over $1,500 on TCL Q65 QLED

SAVE OVER $1,mona farouk sex video500:As of March 25, the TCL 98-inch Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV is on sale for $1,497.99 in the Amazon Big Spring Sale.

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You may have been fooled into thinking that the Amazon Big Spring Sale won't include huge discounts on big-ticket items. We might have even contributed to this messaging. Sure, this sale hasn't historically focused on big tech deals, but that could be about to change.

As of March 25, the TCL 98-inch Q65 QLED 4K Smart TV is on sale for $1,497.99 in the Amazon Big Spring Sale. That's a saving of more than $1,500 on list price. It's not the cheapest this TV has ever been, but it's really close. You could have found this model for $1,449.99 over Black Friday, but we're not far off that record-low price.

SEE ALSO: Save over $1,000 on this huge 85-inch mini-LED TV in the Amazon Spring Sale

Do you really need a 98-inch TV? You probably don't, but this isn't really a "need" situation. This is a splurge on something special. This beast has a 120Hz panel with 144Hz VRR and a Motion Rate of 480. That means it easily handles action movies, sports, and next-gen gaming. There’s no blur or lag — just super smooth motion that makes everything look cinematic.

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We understand that $1,497.99 is still a big spend. But for a 98-inch 4K QLED with these features? It’s actually very reasonable. Not convinced? Check out our running list of all the best live TV deals from the Amazon Spring Sale.

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